Villa Serena - Piscine, Tennis sur place

Villa Serena offers two 45 m² suites, each designed to accommodate up to two people. Both have a private entrance, a bedroom, an air-conditioned living room and a private bathroom. A kitchen, dining area and terrace extend the interior spaces towards the garden. The barbecue and outdoor furniture let you dine outside. Both suites overlook the garden, while one also has a view of the swimming pool.

Amenities also include a shower or bath, free toiletries and a hairdryer. The beds comprise a large double bed and a sofa bed. The suites are on the ground floor; they are distinguished in particular by the swimming pool view in one, and the desk in the other. This layout suits two travellers who want a separate living room and private outdoor space.

Villa Serena has a garden, a sun terrace and a picnic area with outdoor furniture. You can prepare meals on the barbecue and sit in the outdoor dining area. The guest house has beach access, and sun loungers and parasols are also available. Sports facilities include a tennis court and equipment, a table tennis table and a games room.

A fitness centre and massage services round out the leisure facilities. Luggage storage is available, as is an on-site café. Private parking is free, with an accessible parking space provided. Wi-Fi is free throughout the guest house, and air conditioning is available. The suites include a private bathroom, a shower or bath, a hairdryer, bed linen, a seating area and a kitchen.

La Ciotat stretches along the Mediterranean coast, between beaches, a port and pine-covered hills. This town in Bouches-du-Rhône combines a lively maritime scene with the atmosphere of an old Provençal port. Seafront walks, swimming and boat trips shape the days in season. The villa is in the Saint-Jean area, close to the beaches and away from the bustle of the old port.

Grande Plage is 750 m away; Lumière Beach is 860 m away, and Cyrnos Beach is 1.0 km away. Palais Lumière and the Lumière Monument recall La Ciotat’s connection with the early days of cinema. For an outing in nature, Calanques National Park offers coastal paths, coves and sea views; access points are spread along the coast. La Ciotat-Ceyreste railway station, 1.2 km away, serves the town by train. The old town and port offer a chance to explore shopping streets, Provençal façades and quays.

In spring and autumn, milder temperatures are well suited to walks and sightseeing on foot. In summer, the beaches attract more people, so it is best to plan swims for early morning or late afternoon. A day can combine a walk around the old port, a few hours by the water and an excursion to the landscapes of the Calanques. A car offers more flexibility for exploring remote coves and nearby villages; several beaches in the Saint-Jean area are within walking distance.